U-M’s Stone Center Receives $5M to Tackle Wealth Inequality Issues
January 26, 2026
U-M’s Stone Center, backed by a $5M gift, leads in wealth inequality research, enhancing global academic influence.
U-M’s Stone Center, backed by a $5M gift, leads in wealth inequality research, enhancing global academic influence.
Faculty and staff can apply by Feb. 9 for the $1B Strategic Initiative Fund to turn innovative ideas into reality.
Young scientists face uncertainty as federal science policies shift, but trust in science and research remains high.
Amanda Barbour, diagnosed with cancer at 22, founded the Children’s Healing Center, creating safe spaces for immunocompromised children.
Nominations for UMich’s Teaching Innovation Prize are open until Jan. 30. Recognize innovative teaching today!
Arthur “Skip” Lupia named co-chair of Strategic Council for Research Excellence, Integrity, and Trust, succeeding France Córdova.
Mildred Mighell, a 21-year-old journalist, became The Michigan Daily’s first female editor during WWI, facing challenges.
President Seth Bodnar steps down from University of Montana; expected to run for U.S. Senate against Sen. Daines.
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Four University of Michigan faculty will receive CEW+ Inspire Awards for championing equity, human rights, and mentorship.
Denise Wieck turned her trauma into advocacy after her son was injured by a ghost gun, co-founding LIFE for gun safety.
In 1926, U-M students formed the Negro-Caucasian Club to foster racial equity. Despite limitations, it made an impact.
